Why Africans tolerate income inequality

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Modern African Studies, August 2021

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Why Africans tolerate income inequality https://t.co/0B6dhlrjBn

Philip Nel (@OtagoPolitics) uses Albert Hirschman’s tunnel effect framework to explain why Africans tolerate income #inequality. “Why Africans tolerate income inequality” in Journal of Modern African Studies https://t.co/f79tUpQ3pe

RT @ElliottDGreen: Interesting article on why Africans tolerate higher levels of income inequality than other developing countries from thi…

Interesting article on why Africans tolerate higher levels of income inequality than other developing countries from this month's JMAS. It argues that higher levels of religiosity could play a role along with a Hirschman-style tunnel effect https://t.co…

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